This Former UGA Quarterback is Backing Ole Miss to Cover Spread Against Aggies

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Former Georgia Bulldogs QB Aaron Murray says take the 2.5-point home dogs Ole Mis against Texas A&M.

At 7-2 they are ranked No. 11 in the nation, but Ole Miss owns a 7-2 record and is ranked No. 12.  This should be one of the best games on the slate today.

"I know Ole Miss's defense isn't anything great," Murray acknowledged.  "They are improved from last season.  I just love the offense.  Lane Giffin, Matt Corral, what those guys can do, I think they are going to be able to muster up enough points against that Aggies defense.

"Give me the home dog in this one."

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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